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Particular lien

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(Law) a lien, or a right to retain a thing, for some charge or claim growing out of, or connected with, that particular thing.

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2) Whether a particular lien has been perfected or a particular assignment is valid and enforceable is a legal question, beyond the scope of an ethics opinion.
Proposed ethics advisory opinions by Florida Bar News
While the super-priority status of a property tax lien may be relatively assured, and it is possible for a potential investor to make an informed judgment about the lien-to-value ratio of a particular lien on a specific piece of property, a potential investor in a large volume of property tax liens faces two fundamental challenges which remain unresolved.
Constitutional Questions about Tax Lien Foreclosures by Alexander, Frank S. / Government Finance Review
It is important for a lender to distinguish between the issue of whether a particular lien is divested at a sheriff's sale, as opposed to whether a particular lien is a superior lien for purposes of distribution of proceeds from the sale.
Navigating through foreclosure law complexities by Silverman, Robert A.; Geldzahler, Seth D. / Mortgage Banking
 
 
 
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